Writing multi-threaded code in C#

Threading in C# is no big deal. It has the easiest implementation I’ve ever seen. First of all, you need to have a method that you want to execute on a different thread. For this instance, I’ll put method called Calculate(). Now, this method has to be a void. However, it can take any amount of parameters. So, it can be:

public void Calculate()

or

public void Calculate(int x, int y)

Now that we know what to execute, we need to create a thread with this method. This is done by: